Entegra Coach First Call B Motorhome Entegra Ethos!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- 2021 Entegra Ethos 20T
Hey everyone welcome back to another video! Today I am super duper excited! Were taking the FIRST LOOK at the NEWEST Class B in the RV Industry. This is the 2021 Entegra Ethos 20T. This is so exciting and amazing I love that so many RV Manufactures are now competing in the class B game! The reason why this is so great because the more the Class Bs on the Marker the more aggressive manufactures have to be on their pricing and that will make it better for you the customer. Also what makes this RV so great is the small touches from Entegra. I know this class B will be a winner!
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Specs
Sleeps 2
Length 20 ft 11 in
Ext Width 6 ft 11 in
Ext Height 9 ft 3 in
Int Height 6 ft 2 in
Hitch Weight 3500 lbs
Gross Weight 9350 lbs
Dry Weight 7556 lbs
Fresh Water Capacity 27 gals
Grey Water Capacity 14.5 gals
Black Water Capacity 13 gals
Tire Size LT225/75R 16E
Furnace BTU 20000 btu
Generator Onan 2800i
Fuel Type Gasoline
Engine 3.6L V6 24V VVT
Chassis RAM ProMaster 3500 window van
Fuel Capacity 24 gals
Wheelbase 159 in
Available Beds Two Twin
Refrigerator Type AC/DC
Refrigerator Size 3.1 cu ft
Convection Cooking Yes
Cooktop Burners 2
Number of Awnings 1
Axle Weight Front 4629 lbs
Axle Weight Rear 5291 lbs
LP Tank Capacity 6 gals
Water Heater Type Truma Combi Eco Plus
AC BTU 13500 btu
TV Info LR 24" TV on Swivel Bracket
Awning Info Thule Armless with LED Light Strip
Gross Combined Weight 11500 lbs
Shower Type Wet/Bath Shower
Electrical Service 30 amp
I understand that most of the units you review are expected to sit in RV parks plugged in. When you do Class B’s, however, please talk about power management systems. It is the number one driving force in choosing a class b. Thanks
I agree a hundred percent! they never talk about the lithium batteries. What drives me crazy is they never say how many amp hours the lithium batteries are. Good call!👍
Lagoon Tables. 👍G. They are quite movable so they can swivel for getting past. They probably could latch together for a banquet. When done they fold away. Each person can have her own.
Generators are so 20th century. The new hotness are lithium battery pack systems with a second alternator on the engine and engine auto-start when the batteries get down to 20%.
In other words, the Volta Pure3 system as found in the Travato 59GL/KL. It's why I got a Travato 59GL.
Also not a fan of the twin-be-rear-bath layout since it precludes one from using it for hauling a foldable bike like the rear-bed models do.
Also not a fan of GIANT BLARING STICKERS ALL OVER THE OUTSIDE!
Get with the times, folks, and subtly apply the same stickers but in a little bit darker color than the paint job so they blend in more for better stealth.
And big giant pole tables are done as well - LAGUN TABLE THAT SUCKER!
They did get it right with the one-panel display - Winnebago's B-line could learn from that one, especially with their Volta system. Since I know a little something about micro-controllers and Nextion programmable LCD displays, I'll be retrofitting a 10.1" Nextion display connected to an Arduino microcontroller to do something similar to the Ethos but inside a Travato.
I always thought it was weird having a wardrobe in a wet bath. I've seen a few CZcamsrs complain about the Travato having a similar set-up. I guess moist clothes are not something to look forward too in a confined space. A dry bath in the back would be greatly appreciated and maybe other storage solutions for clothing.
The 3 things I like about this motorhome:
1. the cabinetry
2. the springs under the bed
3. the bike rack placement
The 3 things I don't like about this motorhome:
1. you have to move the sink faucet to lift/lower the sink cover
2. the step up
3. the awning: I prefer an armless with wind sensor
Likes:
1. Shower curtain on a track, rather than the snaps.
2. The bathroom doors look nice and like they might not rattle like the metal doors.
3. Dodge, gasoline engine.
Dislikes:
1. Would prefer roll-up screen with magnetic closure.
2. No spare tire.
3. (Nope... just 2 dislikes)
Our dilemma on any class b is where to put a litter box for #BinxTheCampingCat .
Looks like a nice one, overall.
It was good speaking to you briefly while you were taping
Likes:
Sleek cabinetry
Decent bathroom
Awning
Dislikes
Teeny fridge
Was it prepped for solar?
Weird sink
Overall, it was fun to see a true B that actually looked rigged for weekend getaways.
Happy to see a class B review! I dislike the lack of garage space/outside storage, and the legs on the awning. I like the interior decor and the long table.
I would like to see a class b manufactured more in the style of the self built vans. Raised bed with garage below. Shower in front behind drivers seat. Better build quality. No staples.
Andy Swett...check out Panoramic from Canada
Winnebago Solis and Revel, Thor Sequence/Tellaro 20A/AT have that floor plan. Storyteller Overland and Midwest Automotive Designs have the self-build quality.
Safari Condo xl flex
Liked it. Would like to see the long table split in half. So you could put up just half, or both sections. Been done on other builds and it was smart.
I love that both seats swivel, like the cabinets, like the screen door. Things I don’t like- the sink cover, the weird step that we would fall off, and shower bottom needs more of a lip to contain the water.
So sweet that people stop by and say hi! I actually like the cabinets and this class B. We are tall though, so the beds won't work for us. Great review, as always!
Likes 1. Dodge chassis, for a class b I like a gas engine 2. Gasoline generator 3. Bike rack included
Dislikes 1. No outside storage( I know it’s a B) 2. Awning needing extra steps to setup 3. Small refrigerator (again I know it’s a b)
Overall I’m really impressed by what Entegra has done. Lots of really great features.
Three (3) things I like about this Ethos Class B: (1) I like the higher level kitchen work surface and the cover over the sink which allows attaching the included rack stored inside the sink, (2) I like the step up toward the cockpit area (great for storing pet food dishes), (3) I like the solid pocket doors in the bathroom. I
In wanting to downsize from our current Class A, we thought the Class B would be the way to go. We liked the entire concept of it, and we'd also have another mode of transportation for everyday use when not vacationing. A friend allowed us the use of their 2020 Travato for 9 days (they were actually selling it and hoped we would buy it); it had every option/upgrade available and was indeed a very nice rig. We stayed at a beautiful campsite with full hookups (did not want to try boondocking for our first adventure in a Class B). 4 days in we were ready to come home and get out of that van. My husband is 6'4", we have 2 dogs and we could not get comfortable. 2 days of solid rain kept us cooped up; we were miserable. Class B's have a huge following and they're in demand but not for us. Another telling sign is the amount of pre-owned Class B's on the market and many in the current year. People buy them and realize they've made a huge and expensive mistake.
Love that it has a tankless hot water heater, solid counter tops, and the bedding, don't like the plastic toilet , the step in the floor , and the glass over the sink
I like the full bath which you can access from outside, compact yet sufficiently provided, and the sleek luxurious look👍ping
I think Andrea has found the kitchen countertops higher in alot of the Entegras. I feel relieved that manufacturers copy each other. Hope Entegra copies the technology of sensor type awnings and dinette storage drawers. In this class B I love the large awning that actually becomes a canopy.
Remember to tell us if it's a 4 season or not.... many people will be living in these things full time...
You have to do a “BACK STORY’ here , very inspirational, I am so happy for you and your family, if ten percent of our country would work this hard they would be in a better place 👍
Where do class b’s get off costing more than class c’s and offering much less? The tenacity!
I agree, the price for Class B's is hard to justify when you can get more from a Class C at a lower cost. The driving factor for the high cost of a Class B? The B starts with a complete van body, which is built to automotive standards, which includes crash testing and meets safety standards. Secondly, it's a conversion instead of being mass produced. You're paying for the cost of a van and then paying for the conversion. I like the idea behind a Class B in that it serves as 2nd mode of transportation when not using it as a camper, and can be used as your transportation when vacationing. However, once you're at a camp site and then want/need to get around, you have to pack up and secure everything (a PITA). Ebikes are becoming more and more popular for transportation for the Class B set, hence more of them now come with a large bike rack.
It's true on all the class Bs. It seems that they want you to spend a premium for the 'miniaturization'. There are several that are very nice but they cost $50k more.
@@scottyh69 I really only care about the final product and not what went in to doing it. It’s a shame they gotta do all that just to end up with such a small package.
@@BreinGames I agree that it's a shame, but the big issue is with having to add all of the plumbing and wiring and insulation and cabinets and appliances and everything else, into an already enclosed space with limited access. It's much easier to build a Class C "box" in an assembly line fashion, and then attach that to the back of a cutaway chassis.
@@BradWilson1969 I’m just sayin, a taco should be cheaper than a borito.
Yay, a “B”! 👏👏👏👏👏
Hey you guys are absolutely awesome!!! I greatly appreciate you doing class b’s because I’m seriously considering doing #vanlife and I think I can only afford the maintenance of a class b. I have my wife and disabled mother to consider and before my mother expires from her heart condition she always wished to see the Grand Canyon and Niagara falls and other places in the United States I’m hoping to make her wishes come true. An RV will be for full time living. We could really use a class c but I don’t think I can maintain the maintenance of the class c. I’m a disabled veteran and my benefits are my only salary. Plus I really like the stealthiness. Matter of fact I’m not sure how I could even afford the cheapest model for class b. I can only pray for God to provide.
Keep up the absolutely awesome videos. Your energy is really awesome. God bless you Matt and your lovely wife Andrea.
I hope you have been able to find one, and are on your way traveling!! How’s it going?!
Matt, On October 10th I bought an 2022 Entegra Ethos 20T. We just finished a major trip and now have over 3000 miles on it. A few minor design problems, but for the most part an excellent portable hotel room. I averaged 12 to 15 miles per gallon driving through mountains and deserts. I will just add, we made the trip with four little dogs and they loved it too. Thanks for your review.
Dislikes: 1- generator mounted to the underside of the vehicle? How many times are you going to hit that thing? That is an expensive piece of equipment to be taking major hits. 2- engine. A simple naturally aspirated engine is more durable and reliable.
Likes: 1- bathroom design. Very compact and usable. 2- storage along both sides of the van. 3- seatbelts along sofa section.
We're there 3 seatbelts?
Yay! That should be standard in my opinion.
Idea!!!! 💡 I think all Class B reviews should have Andrea taking the lead on the review. Who’s with me????
First like for me is how many enhancements they have added since our mid 80’s Class B. As beautiful as it is I’d be hard pressed to go back to a Class B. Our current coach is a Newmar Dutch Star 3865. The space is perfect for us and our small dog but we started our RV life in a Class B and put over a 100K miles with our camping trips when our boys were still small so this would be a great option for weekenders for sure. Second favorite thing for me are the higher counters. And finally it’s the integrated Generator with option for Solar. Perfect for boondocking trips.
Super cute! To little for us, we have a 2014 24 ft. Trend that we love. Although I did redecorate it after we bought it used. I added color to the base cabinets, and painted the walls white. Plus, there is no way I'd give up a separate shower for a wet bath!
I think there’s a step into the cockpit area in case the water gets out of control in the shower. The sliding door should be watertight, rather than having a shower curtain in that tight of an area. I like that the bathroom is at the back so it can dry out easier, and keeps dirty shoes from going inside the unit to use the bathroom. I agree with Matt the lid on the sink is stupid, and I’d probably take it off and keep it in a lower drawer. It was a cute RV, and it would be great for weekend trips.
Three things I like. Quiet generator, quiet generator, quiet generator! Way past due, but good job Onan and Entegra.
Looks like the National Park edition from Winnebago
Great video guys, but then, they always are (yup, y'all are spoiling us). As for the rig, not a fan. all you need is 3 TV screens on the driver side and it could be a stake-out van from a Detective show. And those are never comfortable. By the same token, I've only seen one Class B that looks even close to comfortable, and that's the Leisure travel van series, which General doesn't carry (you might want to talk to them about it, though).
I agree with BryanH on the likes and dislikes, especially the generator.
Can’t wait for the day when we purchase our Class C and get the pleasure of meeting you both!
Please keep the class B and the class "C-minus" reviews coming !
Well, Matt... It just so happens I (Lori) AM a rock collector..... 😂❤️
Thanks for reviewing this one, Matt and Andrea! Nice job. If we were looking for a B, this would definitely be one to consider!❤️Jane in SC
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Matt I love the Entegra Ethos 20T except for 3 things. The first thing I dislike about the Ethos 20T is ,the micro refrigerator. CZcamsrs James and Stephanie of The Fit RV have an older winnebago Travato called Lance and it has a bigger refrigerator than the Ethos 20 T and so does the 2020 Thor Sequence RV Class "B" RV's. What is with the micro refrigerators they can't hold more than maybe 2 days worth of milk, eggs, butter, and fresh veggies for salads. So you have to break camp every 2 days to get more fresh food. Not fun . I prefer the bigger refrigerator, like The Fit RV Travato has or the Thor Sequence that way I can go out camping longer than 1 or 2 days at a time which the 20T's micro refrigerator only allows u to do.
The second thing I dislike about the Ethos is , the microwave placement. Why does almost all class "B" and "B+" Rv's , with the exception of Advanced RV class "B" Rvs put the confection microwave/ regular microwave oven down so low? I may be only 5'5" but I don't like having to bend so low to get my food out of the microwave oven. I'd gladly give up a couple of upper cabinets for a microwave oven placed at eye or slightly above eye level.
The third thing I dislike about the Ethos is , the wood storage/ wardrobe closet canbinet in the wet bath. I don't mind the wardrobe closet and drawers in the wet bath but it should be an all plastic/ fiberglass wetbath because even with a shower curtain protecting the wood eventually the moisture is going to cause mold, mildew and delamination of the wood storage/wardrobe closet and drawers.
That's it that is my 3 main dislikes about the Ethos 20T. Oh I have one more. Number 4 dislike about the Ethos 20T is that while other class "B" RV brands are now using the armless awning system with wind sensors, Entegra is still using old awning setup. Well, now that truly is all I have say about the Ethos 20T . Some will like it , some will love it and some will dislike it. If it weren't for those 4 dislikes, i would like it. Maybe in the next generation of Ethos.
Thanks so much for your insight!
Likes- the floor plan, the counter top in the kitchen. Worries vs dislikes, the location of the generator taking "hits" on gravel, bumpy roads.
Likes:
1) Love the Awning with Legs
2) Kitchen (Cooktop & Convention Microwave)
3) Front Seats with Swivel Feature of TV
4) Interior Colors & Design (Euro Look)
Dislikes:
1) Wet Bay Shower Curtain
2) Fridge/Freezer Too Small
3) Front End Design
4) Price at $124k (No Sale Price)
Dislike - generator location. This is a case of Badge engineering. Entegra is owned by Thor and this is a Thor Sequence. Nothing distinctive here.
Too small, but it is a start for Entegra to build on.
Edit:
Dislikes:
1) The generator seems to be in a hand to reach area. That would be hard for maintenance
2) plastic toilet, womp womp. The bathroom seems fairly functional though
3) the attached sink cover is in the way and clunky
Love:
1) Love having a full length awning on a Class B. The legs seem weird in the video, but I love having the legs on an awning
2) The kitchen is well designed given the size of the RV
3) Love the modern color choices inside and out
Not only is the generator hard to reach. It looks like it could damaged easily by road debris and/or uneven road surfaces. It seems to be the lowest point of the rig.
@@slscamg I did not like the tank drain right there behind the tire either for the same reason. I will say RAMs are usually have a higher clearance but this van is on 16's
Sorry but the bike rack to the head was hilarious! 😄
Hi Matt and Andrea!
I love that mane Entegra Ethos. It’s a nice class B. I love the cabinets. The stratagem space and the awning. I love Entengra. Thank you Matt and Andrea for showing this class B.
Matt and Andrea, major kudos for the gracious way you turned interruptions into customer cameos! You were showing a class B coach but showed them 1st class treatment. Very nice!
Quick heads up on this Ram Promaster chassis: That storage area above the cab has a reputation for getting really hot in the sun - so hot it's known as "the pizza oven!" I understand the heat can damage some items, so be careful what you store there if you park in the sun.
Three Likes: 1) Quiet generator. 2) Decent fresh H2O capacity. 3) Bike rack that doesn't give Matt a concussion! :^D
Three Dislikes: 1) 6:13 Too many holes in the side of the van, would prefer water connections grouped under a lockable or concealed cover. 2) That table - where do you store it when not using it, and how do you move around when you do? A Lagun mount would have been more impressive for this price. 3) That kitchen sink with the attached cover.
Though there doesn't seem to be much love for Thor, I am looking forward to B vans that will be manufactured by Hymer USA using all Euro automation process.
3 Likes:
1: Modern interior decor and euro-style cabinetry
2: The compact size makes this easy to drive and park
3: Beds double as seating areas with seatbelts
3 Dislikes:
1: Generator is not enclosed and is close to the ground under the vehicle
2: Ugly front end styling
3: Small fridge
Love the almost solid color wirhout crazy stripes
We dig it. One major thing that can be done would be to have a Dry Bath option. Eliminate the rear storage in the wet bath and use that space for a Dry Bath. Thank you.
My Wife and I are in the market for a high end class B and cannot find one with a Dry Bath (and 4x4). I think it's a hole in the market.
I’ve never seen a class b with a dry bath you might have to consider a b+
Oh my God, the triple hit to the back of the head! I know that hurt like a mother but that was hilarious! You took it like a pro and kept rolling and no swearing!👍
Ethos! Make sure you eat at Ethos in Winter Park. Great Food!.. This is a great idea for Jayco / Integra! I think the Coachmen Beyond D with the Larger Fridge is the Winner in this one. Love the Big Kitchen.
That's the one I want with the AWD Eco boost.
The bike rack replay makes me think how funny a blooper reel would be if you ever have spare time!
The generator looked low to the ground but it could have been the camera angle. Love the finishes and cabinetry. Not a huge fan of wet baths but it is a class b.
Wet bath 1,2,&3 no no no!
Great video. Like Cabinets, control panel, bike rack and your impromptu customers.
Don’t Like- not a class B fan but would like a pop top bed. Twin bed does not convert to king bed.
Glad Entegra has entered the market!
BTW- get Andrew a a guest on one of these.
Matt and Andrea, just wanted to give you a shout out for all your hard work and successes. They say Luck is preparation meets hard work. You two model this very well. You both have much to be proud of. Looking forward to seeing your 100K Subscribers plaque. 😁👌👍
I like the idea of a Class B for easy driving. But I cannot give up the much need space and necessities.
This is practical and fits the price. You can define see where the corners were cut to keep a lower price.
Hope to see lagun tables in the next model year Ethos.
Some nicer features than the Travato but very similar. This sleeps two people but has much better storage than the travel trailer on recently which slept six or eight and also has a better designed kitchen.
Had a tough day in the market, but your video made my day. Thanks for your informative reviews you guys are the best!
120k rv with a $100 fridge
This is my dream Class B. That's the exact layout I want. I honestly can't limit my likes to just 3, and my only dislike is that it isn't sitting in my driveway right now and probably won't be for several years until they start showing up on the used market.
There are plenty of other makes/models of Class B Vans that use this exact floor plan, you can pick them up a few years old now...
@@homerun217 I'm hoping maybe this model will fix some of the more common bugs in other versions, especially when it comes to the bathroom area. Will have to wait and see.
Like sitting up where I can see the centerline and edge of road. Not down peering over the steering wheel. Where you can only see down the road instead of directly in front.
There are a few reasons I would not buy a Class B with a rear bath.
1. The back doors should open for breeze and view. Imagine a sliding glass door in your homes bathroom. It doesn't make sense.
2. Access. When the bed is set up, there is limited access, you have to crawl to the bathroom.
There have been some extremely low prices models with rear baths that I pass on simply due to this layout.
I love the cabinets as well!
The control panel is a definite good move forward to a more friendly user experience and user interface.
Hope your head feels better Matt!
Thanks for doing another Class B!
Glad Entegra is entering this growing market.
I think they should put the bed in the back and the bathroom more to the middle of the van, get rid the plastic toilet. Do a manual rear slide out for the bed
I think the black nob deal Andrea was playing with behind the sink is supposed to hold up the sink cover.
Rip & Duplicate 😂
They should have looked at that other brand and duplicated the front table post and Lagun table in between the twin beds!
Love you guys!!! Thank you for including Class B's. 3 likes: It's a Ram, Both seats swivel, the large sitting area with those bed springs.
Dislikes: Wish it felt cozier, the shower at the back, the wardrobe in the shower.
LIKES: Bike Rack and roof Rack. DISLIKES: Wet bath finish(looks like a fiberglass wet bath was just shoved in the back), Running board (circa 1985)and bench pads.
I loved the ratcheting back on the bed... and the shower area and curtain seem much better than another class b an owner ranted about... and this is a love but needs improvement... the table needs to slide from side to side and back and forth or it should be lagun table... just something that can get out of the way a little. Oh... and the front pull passenger pull up and out table... I always love those!
I really like this RV, but I would replace the generator with a bunch of solar, even though that would limit the A/C use to campgrounds
Like the quality of this rv and love Firefox system.
Matt i just have to say im proud of you and andrea.Dont ever give up
Great video guys. Class B I just can’t warm up to. Just wouldn’t fit my needs. One thing I was surprised was no solar on this. Keep up the good work guys. 👍
love it! like the cabinets, counter tops, twin beds. don't like wet bath,
I love this Class B van and I agree with all of your likes and dislikes. I would add that not seeing the bed adjusted into a larger bed was a little disappointing. The bath is to small but it is a Class B.
You did look very cramped in the Galleria but this unit looks very spacious up front.
I like the layout, the toilet and that there is natural light. The 1 thing I don't like is the lack of ground clearance of the Onan Generator (that really scared me).
I did the same thing with the bike rack on my old Travato. And yes, it hurts!
Wish they did something different with floorplan. It is a Travato without the Volta system and more expensive. I like that they put a shower curtain on the track.
Hey matt I really enjoy your videos I enjoy Andrews as well I hope that he takes your challenge seriously and steps it up he’s needs a into. I like your intro. I really enjoy learning about the different models and I hope to have something soon. Anyhow keep up the good work.
I am not a fan of the "B", but if I were, this would be along the sides of my choices. 1, It's Entegra, and that is a good choice brand. 2. It's tight, but livable (welcome to the the world of class "B"). The lack of sleepers is a nah-nah. If you could hook this to fit four, we would be golden. I suggest, perhaps a small over-cab, with T.V.?
Love your class B reviews. Like many Class B Twin bed models. Is it available with lithium? The fridge door should be hinged the other way. The rear table top is too big to handle easily. It should be cut in half as 2 tops, it already has 2 bases. Like the shower curtain track in the rear bath. Much better than the snaps or velcro in SOB's. The cabinet styling is great. The kitchen faucet should be moved further toward the window with a spray head style. No ladder is provided? Looks like there is a rack on top. Is there solar included? Waiting to see the 20A. It looks like a great touring coach.
Like blackout curtain, control panel & kitchen sink.
I really like the rear bath & passenger seatbelts
Here we go now. I like the 1) stealthie, aerodynamic nose, 2) the large Thule power awning & 3) the screen door. I dislike 1) height of the awning, 2) position of the bike rack, & 3) location of the emergency brake (why not a foot pedal under the dash).
Hello Matt and Andrea, I love the layout, colors, cabinets, bathroom is good for a class B. I don't like the sink, or the step, or the awning. Great review!!!👍👍❤❤
Fan club!! Love the cabinets, bath in rear, like the floor plan.
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Just saw Matt's interview on Andrews show, so happy for you guys. Keep at it!
Thank you so much:)
I'd like to have a bigger fridge by moving a microwave to the cabinet above and move the fridge to the existing microwave area and remove draws.
Likes - the pocket doors on the bathroom, drawer under front floor
Dislikes - small refrigerator, awning not being armless
Best screen door that I've ever seen!
I prefer the roll down magnetic type. These sliders have problems after a time.
Very good review. I really don't like the step in front of the cockpit nor the "cab over" nose look and I wish it did not have a Dodge power plant. I loved the fact you mentioned R&D because it's the truth. As for my likes, well, the bicycle rack, air conditioner and the cupboards. Too cool your fans stopped to say thanks. Stay safe and God bless.
What is the lawnmower rumbling sound at the early part of the video? Generator? Yuck, that is why I like the Boldt all Lithium.
she's back, Hallelujah!!!!!
It looks very nice. I agree about the things you like on the dislikes agree about the sink, but the step does not bother me or the sitting height. I do question the bathroom, maybe having shower wand on other side of toilet, so it can reach out side and have a option for a second shower with open doors. I also question the low generator under the truck that's kind of scares me because of the areas you would want to bring your home on wheels. Overall I think it's a wonderful vehicle and they did a great job in the customization with all the wonderful storage that they provided.
The Promaster is the more extreme example, but all the Eurovans have fairly upright driving positions. That is done to squeeze more cargo space in a shorter platform. You do get used to it after some time. The pug nose is designed that way so it is easily repairable and so that it takes a serious impact to damage expensive parts like the headlights.
The generator position concerns me. The driver will have to keep in mind that there is limited clearance back there and try to avoid straddling road debris.
Three things I dislike - generator placement is horrible , the step down from the driver area , and last but least the screen door . Three things I like - it’s on a Ram , the awning , and finally storage space. But I will be honest I think in the class B RV Winnebago has a much better product for the money .
Great video 3 dislikes 1. Small propane tank 2. Don’t like the valances on the windows. 3. I hate wet baths, but a flip up/down sink is a deal breaker. 4. solar? I do like the system Winnebago has. Likes 1. Cabinets. 2. The big table in the back. 3 under bed storage. Another thing. There doesn’t seem to be nearly enough clearance under the rig. That generator is really low. Could be a problem when doing off grid camping.
1. I like the diamond leather driver/passenger seats. 2.Computerized command center. 3. Quiet generator.
Dislikes 1. The screens on the windows. 2. The legs for the awning. 3. No solar panels on roof